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If you want to record the activity on your screen—for instructional purposes, or perhaps to record a streaming event on the Internet, or for any other reason—use QuickTime to make a screen recording. Open QuickTime, then from the File menu, choose "New Screen Recording." In the "Screen Recording" window that opens, click the red Record button. A dialog sheet drops down to confirm your request. Click "Start Recording." To stop recording, click the "Stop Recording" button that appears in the menu bar (click "Show Me" to highlight the button in the menu bar). Or, press the Command Control Escape keys to stop recording. Excerpted from Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard: Peachpit Learning Series by Robin Williams, John Tollett |
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